Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-05-20
CASPER'S Drug Store,
vtsher'sBIoek, Main street, Sd Door W es
of Limestone, Springfield
LOCAL SR6ViTlES.

Mr.. j. q. Hinkly is in the city.
Mr.. ". q. ClaypooI. "f the /. Il. y ", Is
in the city.
Mr.. 1hos. Sharp is spending the week a,
Put-in-Bay.
Mrs. George Spence is in the west visit
ing relatives.
The Rev. Joseph Kyle went Ia Hunts
Vile this morning.
Mr.. W. II. Van TasselI and family have
moved into the Leife flats. on west High
street
Mr. IL. q. Marshall and wife were in
Dayton yesterday. They returmed last
night.
Mrs. George Caldwell left to-day on
visit among friends in Frankfort, Ross
county.
Miss Belle TiIlyer left this morning for
Rochester. y. Y, on visit Ia her uncle
and family.
Mr.. George W. Hastings left to-day for
Louisville, ny. Ho goes To Europe in June
with his family.
The Sons of Veterans had delightful
time at the institution Of the camp at New
Carlisle last night.
The free lecture oG Rev. Dr. Summerbell
on How 10 edurate our daughters" on
Sunday night, should he well attended.
Major Dodd, of Spring City. Tenn. and
"a u i'm of 'I..t atsa
| neys in the Daisy Carroll ease are in the
city.
The citizens meeting AT the Mayors
Office tonight to consider the Chamber of
Commerce project, ought Ia be largely at
! tended.
The water works pressure is 50 low that
Mr. j. X. Marshall, the job printer, was
unable Ia run the engine ia his office this
| morning.
Mrs. Martha Shaw. who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. Dawson, left this morn
| Mar, land.
Dr. J. c. Butcher and DIR. .Ino. A. Dnwell
are in Springfield attending the state meet
ing of the Eclectic medical association
| Trbana Citi-m.
New Cape jasmine buds We're received by
| the seed company this morning. They are
| the first of the season, and their fragrance
is simply exquisite.
There will be- a general change of time on
the Bee Line next Sunday morning AT Il
o'clock. What the extent Of the change is,
has not been learned.
| The first Presbyterian excursion To bay
| ton and the Soldiers home, occurs Thurs
day. May 96. instead Of upon another date,
aS announced yesterday.
| Ia the police court, yesterday afternoon,
| Luke Gallagher, drunk and disorderly, was
find SO and costs; Andy Mills. loitering.
81 and costs: and Hattie Moody, drunk and
disorderly, $40 and coStS.
Mr.. J. l.. Coleman. the undertaken, yes
terday purchased at handsome price II
fine black gelding from Mr.. j. r.. Lowry,
who resides in the vicinity of Donn-lSyill-.
Mr.. Coleman n"w has Il pair "f matched
blacks.
| A pleasant wedding took place at the
residence "f the brides mother. last eS rll-
ing. on Dibert avenue. when Mr.. Albert L.
Patton and Miss Alice Belle tarne> were
married. by Rev. Thomas CoIlett, pastor OF
st. Paul NJ. +. church.
| Mr.. Harvey 5. Rhodes and Miss Annie
| f. Boger were married At the 81. Paul NJ.
+. parsonage last evening. Rev. Thomas
Colett officiating. They took possession
at once Of their handsomely furnished
| home on Yellow Springs street
John f. Pyott and James \. Thompson
of Rh-a Spring. Tenn; b. F. Perkins and
| wife, c. II. Mills and T. G. NJ. Cunning
ham, of Spring City, Tenn, and John e.
Kennedy. of Nashville. Tenn. are in the
city. They ARE witnesses IN the Daisy Car
roll ease.
Agent sam. D"ddS, "f the Pan Handle,
A. Ford. general passenger and ticket
agent of the Pennsylvania lines. who had
arranged Ia meet several ot the Little
Miami agents at the Commercial hotel in
| Nenia this morning at 9 O'Clock.
| A newly married couple created no end
of amusement for persons about the |. b.
Il W. station this morning. They were so
oyerjoyed at being married that they hug
ged and kissed each other in such Ali elO-
| auent manner that physician had 10 be
| called To prevent three Times reporte rs.
who Witnessed the performance. from go
/ ing intn cnnIuls sion,